Bond No. 9 Chez Bond EDP

Bond No. 9 Chez Bond EDP

3.4 oz / 100 ml Retail Bottle
$199.99
Sale price  $199.99 Regular price 
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Bond No. 9 Chez Bond EDP

Bond No. 9 Chez Bond EDP

$199.99
Sale price  $199.99 Regular price 
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Description

Chez Bond is Bond No. 9's 2003 downtown-masculine classic: an aromatic fougere built on bright citrus and green herbal tea over a cedar-sandalwood-vetiver base, composed with the Robertet fragrance house. It's a cool, confident everyday scent rather than a statement piece.

Scent Character

  • Fresh: 67%
  • Woody: 33%

Translation: a citrus-forward, green-tea freshness over a dry cedar-vetiver base, crisp and clean rather than sweet or heavy.

Fragrance Pyramid

Top: Citrus Notes

Heart: Green Notes, Herbal Tea, Violet Leaf

Base: Cedarwood, Sandalwood, Vetiver

Performance

  • Longevity: 4–6 hours on skin
  • Sillage: Moderate, close-to-skin
  • Projection: 1–2 ft for the first hour, then close to the skin

Best Occasions & Season

  • Spring and summer
  • Business, everyday wear, and leisure
  • Men's

Concentration & Provenance

Concentration: Eau de Parfum
House: Bond No. 9, New York, composed with fragrance house Robertet
Launched: 2003

Try Before You Commit

Not ready to commit to a full bottle? Start small: 1mL for $4.99. Every decant is hand-poured from authentic bottles, so you can confirm the scent works on your skin before spending more.

100% Authentic

Every Bond No. 9 fragrance at Venba is verified for authenticity and hand-decanted from authentic retail bottles, never diluted, never remade. Backed by 200,000+ orders, a 4.9★ Trustpilot rating, free U.S. shipping on orders over $100, and hassle-free returns.

FAQ

What's the longevity like?
Moderate: plan on 4–6 hours, typical for this fresh-green family.

How does it project?
Close-to-skin after the first hour: a clean, personal-space scent.

What does it smell like?
Bright citrus up top, a green herbal-tea heart, and a dry cedar-sandalwood-vetiver finish.

Is this the same "Robertet" as the ingredient supplier?
Yes. Robertet is the fragrance house that helped compose this scent; it isn't an individual perfumer's name.

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